arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, >>> i'm chris wallace. with just over a week until election day, a campaign bombshell. the fbi reopens its investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mails. >> they are reopening the case into her criminal and conduct that threatens the security of the united states of america. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> the republican vice presidential nominee, indiana governor mike pence, responds to the stunning announcement. >> we commend the fbi for having the courage to reopen this case. because no one is above the law. >> we'll talk with pence live,

we're just g w morning arizona! if you're watching us on channel five and want to see the rest of the show... go ahead and turn to channel three right now. here's what's coming up. here's what's coming up. also next...kim will have a look at your sunday forecast when we captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley beginning today i'll have the privilege of starting the week with you here on "sunday morning." as you can see, we haven't changed much. but if you're thinking about your old friend charles osgood, well, i am, too. just like charlie was probably thinking of charles kuralt 22

including arizona. we'll talk to a 60 minutes reporter who's checking out how it's working in colorado... where it's record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today's highs in the 90s will also mark the 26th day in a row during the month of october that phoenix has been at or above 90 degrees. this hot weather streak will also set a new record. as a shortwave pushes out of the trough, southwesterly winds will kick up in northern arizona sunday, where gusts may reach 30 to 40 m.p.h. a few high clouds are also pushing into arizona sunday. by monday, daytime highs around the valley will dip to the upper by midweek, an area of low pressure will push into arizona, bringing slightly cooler daytime highs, more clouds and a 10

the arizona republic used to be called the arizona republican. since they decided to break that line this year for the first time ever, the paper and the accomplisher have been getting threats. one of the threats was an anonymous caller calling the officers of the paper invoking the name of don bolls, threatening because the paper didn't endorse donald trump this year, more arizona republic reporters might meet the same fate that don bolls did. yesterday the president of the arizona republic responded in print and it is a remarkable response. she says someone who spent a career in the business of words. it's unusual to find myself speechless yet there i was. what is the correct response to this. you're dead, watch your back. we will burn you down. you should be put in front of a firing squad as a trader. she writes, to the anonymous caller who invoked the name of don bolls he's the reporter assassinated and threatened more of our reporters will be blown up, i give you kimberly. the young lady who answered the phone when you called. she told them

trump's in arizona today, trump's in arizona today, and he's expected to and he's arizona today, and he's expected to get the ohio police union's endorsement. i'm tracie potts - back tonight's debate for hillary clinton and donald trump?a: tbd and - again - the vice presidential candidates - mike pence and tim kaine debate tonight in virginia. the second presidential debate is this sunday -- at "washington university" in saint louis. it's a town hall format. and the last debate before election day, happens at the university of nevada- las vegas, on october a-t-m fees set a new record high - for the 10th year in a row! according to a report released today by bankrate-dot-com, the average cost of using an ?out of network a-t-m is a whopping $4.57!!! on the plus side --- the study also found overdraft fees are down while free checking accounts have increased for the first time since 2009. facebook says 450 million of its users visit buy and sell groups each month. so.. the social media giant separate section that seeks to make buying and selling items easier. users just tap on the shop

they wanted somebody who knows arizona and puts arizona first. so that's -- i looked at it and i won really tough races. i can win this race. >> john mccain, at that point john mccain said he was running again or had he not quite said yet. >> he was running. >> you got in early. >> yes. >> how has it been so far? you are running against a political legend. this is the next best thing we got to barry gold with ther in arizona. >> you know, i hear from s people who respect his military service. there is no question about that. as do i. but they can't believe he didn't stand up to donald trump when trump insulted him. and they just say to me, if he won't stand up for himself, he is not going to stand up for us. that's the number one thing i hear from people when i'm all over the state. >> do you feel now it's about john mccain and not about arizona? >> i feel that john mccain has supports donald trump in spite of donald trump insulting him, in spite of the racist things donald trump has said, even to immigrants and about immigrants, and john mccain

i say i know arizona, i stay in touch with arizona, and arizona will be a hillary state, applause" 24after this stop.. she attended the public memorial for former governor rose paves its way through arizona again, days before the 20-16 presidential election.lina de florias reports on today's rally announcement. the day after republican candidate, donald trump's seventh rally in the valley, the democratic ticket announced clinton running- mate, tim kaine will stump in arizona on thursday.the last full week before the election will see clinton and clinton surrogates is canyon state.today, former arizona governor janet napolitano stopped by the arizona democratic headquarters to campaign for clinton.on wednesday, hilary clinton will stump in metro phoenix - her first visit to the valley since winning the democratic nomination.her campaign not yet announcing where the rally will be held. thursday, democratic vice presidential nominee, tim kaine will campaign in tucson, five days before election day. and location - also not yet ldf, tag another twist in the f-b-i clinton email investigation.it

this is a joint effort brought to you by arizona pbs and the arizona republic. i am ted simons and joining me to moderate this debate is yvonne wingett sanchez. we are broadcasting to you live in the downtown arizona campus. we are also joined by radio listeners. and tonight's debate is also being broadcast in southern arizona on a to z central and on facebook live at cronkite news. viewers across america are watching as well on c-span. you can also join the conversation on twitter. tonight, we will hear from candidates competing to represent arizona in the u.s. senate. this debate is an open exchange of ideas, an opportunity for give and take. as moderators, we will try to make sure that all sides get a fair shake, but there are a few ground rules. once we ask the candidate a question, they will have 90 seconds to answer without interruption. the other candidate then gets 45 seconds for a rebuttal without interruption. then, we will have up to an additional two minutes on that topic. at theat the end of the debate,h candidate will have one minute for closing st

. >> reporter: and it shows that arizona is a toss-up. >> in arizona they're going to have to actually count the votes. >> reporter: the former governor jan brewer, a leading trump supporter, believes the race here is tight. >> and we're working hard, but i think we will have sweet victory come election night. i think that he will pull it out. >> reporter: if you don't believe the polls, believe the campaigns. there's a reason that donald trump jr., donald trump a second time and hillary clinton are all showing up in arizona the last month of the campaign. they wouldn't be here if the polls were phony. donald trump's holding a rally at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon at the phoenix convention center. the doors open there at 1:30. hillary clinton announced today she'll have an event in phoenix next wednesday no details on that one yet. live in the news room, brahm >>> do you have something you want us to verify? e-mail us your concern at verify@1news.com. >>> history being made in the city of phoenix today. the phoenix police department's new chief, jerry williams, was sworn in as the new leade

in northern arizona those winds could be stronger. we could see gusts anywhere from 25 to 30 miles an hour, something to keep in mind especially if you have a higher profile vehicle, driving up to the high country. going on. it's nice and quiet. we have that dry pattern that's going to stick with us today and really for the rest of the week. if you need to wash the car still, it's a great week to do it. futurecast, maybe some fair weather clouds pushing in re around northern arizona, the utah border. for the most part the valley is pretty much cloud-free, no rain or anything like that at least for now. let's talk about the health today, air quality moderate range. pollen is also into the moderate range. the uv index is high, burn times under a half hour. that spf is going to come in handy. 91 for today's high, wind out of the east 5 to 10 miles an hour. 67 degrees overnight, a nice cooling trend, and a nice night to probably be outside and do whatever you can. go out and enjoy it. wonderful. tomorrow we'll get to 92 degrees, lots of s

arizona senator. jeff life. he has been an outspoken critic of truck and after the debate he tweeted this out. donald trump said he might not accept election results is beyond the pale. his page was instantly with shots on both sides of the aisle. start tonight's debate made television history released one category. it was the first time a journalist from auctioneers served as moderator. we got reactions like on chris walsh is performance students at issue. spirit is your journalism students are certainly were the proximate has a reputation for some partisan programming. questions tell me they thought chris wallace good job staying neutral. even in one case, lord donald trump seem to think wallace for asking clinton attacked?tough wallace was quoted from a wikileaks document. three dozen pompei students the debate was called first amendment. students opinions largely echo the sentiment on twitter where people praised chris wallace for asking specific policy issues, in the counties to stay on topic. spirit he did

senate election 2016 debate brought to you by arizona pbs and the arizona republic. candidates for their participation and thanks to members of the public who sent in questions and thank you for watching. please stay tuned to arizona pbs for continued coverage of the 2016 election. you have a great evening. ♪ ♪ >> we have more road to the white house coverage coming up today starting with this event with hillary clinton and former vice president al gore campaigning together at a rally in miami. it hasn't started quite yet but when it does get and what you will be able to watch it live on our companion network c-span. we will also -- donald trump will be speaking to reporters after ballot in panama city, florida. at 8:30 p.m. eastern and will be right here on c-span2. tonight we have a pair of live hour-long interviews separately with third party presidential candidates libertarian gary johnson will appear at 8 p.m. eastern and then the green party jill stein at nine. they will take your calls and tweets. both of those are on c-span tonight starting at eight eastern.

but it will miss arizona altogether. we will get some breezes across the state and maybe a high clouds or two but that is about it. we w the next few days. i didn't want to show you the pollen count. it will be getting high later in the week so be sure to stock up on allergy medication. 91 for the high tomorrow, 92 on wednesday. 94 on thursday and friday. the weekend is looking nice and sunny. >>> and now it's time for sports. , for long as i am here, is to win a championship in arizona. that is why we do what we do. >> so there you have it. 40-year-old mike hazen is the new general manager of your arizona diamondbacks. he is married and a father of four young boys. he was very impressive in the way he answered questions and presented himself. but the big question is, did the diamondbacks get it right? hired [ indiscernible ] away. i don't know much about mike hazen but the diamondbacks have gone through for general managers. win, lose or draw they need to stick with mike hazen and give him more than five-year contract s

that is an arizona story. and it is rose's legacy. >> she passed away at the age of 94. >>> new tonight a family marlins pitcher. the report shows he had cocaine and call in his system before he died. he and two friends were killed near miami beach last night. he will be remembered for the difference he made in his community. >> nothing that surfaces after today in any what he did and the lives he touched. when you could take a 24-year- old young man like this, anything could happen when you are on top of the world. >> investigators are troying to figure out who was steering the boat when it crashed. >>> caught on camera, a powerful earthquake as it hit central and southern italy this doing anything that was -- >> okay. this is for our next story. more about the damage reported in italy. 6.6 earthquake. one of the hardest hit areas. historic buildings crumbed. a couple roads split in two. italy is still recovering from a terrible earthquake in august that killed 300 people and powerful aftershocks have been >>

it's getting support from leaders across arizona. right now in arizona woman faces charges for terrorism. she is accused of helping a plan to be sent out by her inmate has been. she is being held in jail. >> the suspecbe being held on $100,000 bond. she was booked on several tape -- state terrorism charges for a plot that was aimed at killing innocent people. >> is there anything you want to tell the court? >> is 49 is $49 ---year-old victim decided to stay quiet. scott blake explained why he believed she is a danger if the defendant will have a chance to smuggle contraband to her husband. >> she's accused of helping the husband with a terrorism plot. he's in jail for first-degree murder. the plan was to be carried out at lewes prison where thomas is held. an informant told authorities that the pair was planning to make an explosive device to kill the warden the visiting area of the prison. >> we take these threats seriously. >> a spokeswoman for the attorneys general. office of the fbi turned the case over to agi. >> we have less st

and will be extradited to arizona. extradited to arizona. a busy morning for phoenix police detectives... working two separate....dea dly crime scenes. both happened along mcdowell road, in east phoenix- near papago park. karla navarrete has more more it was around 1;30 this morning...the break room bar and grill along mcdowell road and 48th street is where it scene and the other two rushed to a local hospital. phoenix police detectives quickly blocked off the street and began their investigation. little is known about what led up to the shooting. phoenix police say the suspect is quote unknown and are asking the public's help to find the suspect, asking them to call 480 witness with any information. meantime, just 20 blocks down mcdowell road, phoenix police had another homicide to investigate. the two incidents are not related. in this case, officers found a woman in her early 20s dead inside a trailer. they say they believe the woman was killed at the trailer but could not give any further details about who she was and whether or not she

she healed. >> arizona's mother. she came in and healed this state at a time of great division and to see everyone come together is a great testament to her healing power. >> a healing power that many still have faith in today even on the heels of a adrennized election. there are strong hopes that in the end of spirit of rose, her >> i think rose would have insisted that everybody come to the table and that's what we are hoping that when this election is over we follow rose's motto and you all come to the table. >> i hope that i'm remembered as someone that they can trust and that was very caring about our entire state and its peopleup. >> yeah, rose will definitely be remembered for her legacy. so many inspiring stories were including one about her being fired from an office position because someone thought that a man would be more fit. guess what. she kept going. now we know that we know that later on this evening you can find more information about rose's legacy. head to fox10phoenix.com. live in phoenix this even

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> the election is still 10 days away but it is already having an impact on the valley's housing market. >> some buyers are being skiddish about signing on the dotted line before they know who the next president will be. >> we came up with the idea of down sizing. >> reporter: she just put her scottsdale home up for sale but soon realized this may not be the best time to find a buyer. by the upcoming presidential election. >> and i think it will be a great relief when the election is over, and a lot of people may lighten up to some degree with their choices or their investment strategies. >> reporter: according to valley realtors, there has been a significant drop in the number of buyers shopping for a home over the past few weeks with the number of home showings down around 30%. even open houses are attracting fewer back on making a

. >> an arizona prison inmate has been indicted on state terrorism charges. thomas bastion and his wife bastion are accused of plotting an act of terrorism at prison in buckeye. the couple conspired together to create a bomb and put it in a vending machine at the facility. thomas is in prison for life for murder. >>> and a follow-up now on a massive fire in gilbert. firefighters are saying that this condo fire is a case of arson that complex under construction when it went up in flames on saturday night. the damage estimated at $10 million. and police want to talk to a young man who was seen in that area wearing an asu sweatshirt right now there is a $30,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> two young lives taken far too soon. the two teens were killed in a car crash last week and police say a possible drunk driver may be to blame. >> and tonight family and friends are holding a vigil to remember them and another teen still recovering in the hospital. our marcy jones is live at cesar chavez park with the latest tonight. >> repor

as it does, it will pull subtropical moisture into arizona from the southwest. clouds will increase sunday, with rain chances evening at 20 percent. rain chances increase to 50 percent on monday. isolated thunderstorm s are also possible. it looks like the heavier rain will be across northern arizona, with some communities recieving up to three-quarters of an inch. metro phoenix may recieve a quarter of an inch or less. sunshine returns tuesday. look for daytime highs in metro phoenix in the low 90s sunday, the upper 80s breaking news out of north phoenix... two women... in serious condition this morning... after a 3-car crash. this is near 28th drive and cactus. that is where karla navarrete is this morning.. with the latest. a driver has died after police say a possible drunk driver.. ran a red light... and slammed into their car. it happened lateni near 28th drive and cactus. police belive the 26-year-old man... in a red pickup... was heading eastbound on cactus... ran a red light... and t-boned a black car... heading north on 28th drive. the driver of that c

---one of the most chilling ghost stories in arizona...is behind bars... in globe.. and we're sharing it with you...----and one woman... learned the hard way. behind the wheel.her unfortunate run in... with the law.. in the morning juice.. interstate 10 shootings spends a night in jail.this morning... he gets released and avoids our cameras.team 12's nico santos is live downtown. he got off the hook from charges related to those freeway shootings last summer after conflicting ballistics testing.but last night he spent some time in jail again take a look at video of what appears to be merritt running to a car and getting into the dr's release from jail last night. glendale police -- confirming to 12 news -- merritt -- the man who was accused of being the freeway shooter last year -- had been arrested. officers say he violated a domestic violence order of protection last night.they say he was on a victim's propertyand was making threats. this happened near maryland and 67th avenues. you'll remember d-p-s believed merritt junior was responsible for multiple shootings on

arizona getting a bit of a break stray showers in eastern arizona. we're going to watch as this system in the pacific northwest will influence our forecast as is the push for tropical moisture. we're going to see the dew points increasing just like you saw and the map earlier and that means a chance of showers for us in arizona. the first thing you will notice is an increase in cloud cover blanketing the entire state. we also see with this particular model a few cells northern arizona. as we turn the clock forward monday into tuesday, you will see that the valley didn't look like we were getting much of anything. it doesn't mean we won't see a stray shower or two out there. 970's in many locations. 94 in yuma. 91 in lake havasu. gila bend, 96. cooler in places like globe at 84. 79 for sedona. 75 for st. johns. 82 for douglas. here in the valley, a quick look 90's from fountain hills and apache junction. 91 right now for wickenburg and buckeye. 92 up into cave creek. if it felt toasty to you today, we were 10 degrees above the seasonal norm. normally

on thursday michelle obama will be in arizona. hillary clinton's volunteers arizona two points. while the results are within the margin of error it does encourage clinton supporters. >> i'm looking forward to the. i hope obama, when she comes out this week. we need change so it's good. >> it's not a normal election, and people are getting more -- people are getting more engaged in the process no matter who they support. >> trump supporters say they have a better ground game, planning to reach 500,000 voters in person by november 8th. >>> meantime hillary clinton is off the campaign trail while she prepares for her debate with trump wednesday night. but her campaign is dealing with another headache with those leaked e-mails. new fbi documents showing a top state department official allegedly pressured the f b toy de-classify previously classified e-mails. the fbi and state department deny any quid pro quo was offered, and according to the fbi no changes were made. keeps rocking donald trump's campaign. tonight his wife is defending that talk as "boy talk" saying she has never hea

the f-b-i and arizona general's office are office are general's attorney and arizona in this latest the valley.attack here in a terror attack here in the valley.in this latest case... the f-b-i and arizona attorney general's office are investigating. take a look at her now.valley woman... michelle bastian... is waking up in jail... taken into custody yesterday.she's arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit terrorism. arizona attorney general's office agents ser florence where they say she lived.a similar case is going through the arizona legal system.remember this man... ma-heen-khan.he's the teen suspected of plotting a terror attack. he just plead guilty to three terrorism related charges and will spend seven to 14 years behind bars.the fbi says the 18 year old was messaging people online and asking for weapons and supporting terror groups. no other released right away and the investigation continues.we are working on getting in touch with attorney the jw. 12 today. checking hot headlines this morning...police in buckeye say .... ... they're investigating a drowning involving a 1

we know that the "arizona star" is reporting -- or rather the "arizona republic" is reporting clintoncross the state. donald trump doesn't have nearly that number. he is rallying there at 3:00 in phoenix, but how does he get that vote out without matching the ground game? are these rallies enough? >> great question, because we have the democrat candidate says she has 32 offices. the american republican party has 21 offices. we've got 140 paid people on the ground making phone calls and knocking on doors. and then in addition to that, we have 12,000 volunteers just for the trump campaign. so we're making millions of collars, knocking on hundreds of thousands of doors. so when they talk about a ground game, we actually have people in arizona that are being paid as well as volunteers. we're not bringing people from out of state. >> so speaking of bringing people in from out of state, let's talk about michelle obama who was in arizona on behalf of the candidate. we still have alexis with us? >> yes, i'm still here. >> they dropped you from the shot there. who would you rather have campaig

the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort m tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, because you deserve leaders you can trust. if you've been diagnosed with lung cancer, explore your treatment options with a team of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america in phoenix. one of only six hospitals in the country to be recognized by the joint commission for lung cancer care. we have a well-orchestrated team to help patients be treated well. we have tremendous technologies that allow us patients in a very accurate fashion. the evolution of cancer care is here [ crowd noise ] >>> that storm also dumped a lot of hail in the area, and it's cost something arizona farmers millions. field after field out there of cotton wiped out in a matter of minutes. 4,000 acres of high quality cotton first estimates pegs the loss for family farmers at nearly doll 4.4 million. just for the cotton. for farmers without insurance, this year's cop is a title wipeout. >>> these pumpk

an arizona girl... mofford was raised in globe and could have played professional softball after high school .. but gave it up to persue politics. she will be remembered jaime cerreta 3tv. jaime cerre held at the orpheum in downtown phoenix. doors open at 12:30 pm.... the ceremony starts at 1:30. and instead of bringing flowers... they ask that people donate to st. mary's food bank.... st. vincent de paul.... and hospice of the paul.... and hospice of the valley instead. right now-- a man who barricaded himself in a home... is in the hospital. firefighters initially swarmed the house near 107th avenue and camelback... because it was on fire. police later learned ...... the man inside.... set that he suffered minor burns and dog bites.. but is expected and dog bites.. but is expected to recover. new information on a man .... killed by a police officer in kingman. 34-year-old kenneth kennedy.. was pulled over for a traffic stop. when he tried to take off... he hit two patrol cars in the process. a deputy

missouri, indiana, and arizona. arizona is getting particular focus.illary clinton's campaign will send $2 million there, and the super circuits including michelle obama, bernie sanders, and chelsea clinton. democrats are hoping they can pick up the seats currently held by republicans. john, is this primitively late attempt --this relatively late attempt to expand the map smart? john: something we learned in 2008 and 2012 that barack obama had a more sophisticated polling operation than any media polls. i think the clinton campaign has one that is more sophisticated, doing more calls on a daily basis, then anybody in the press. this is a sign of great confidence. they are looking at numbers that say, we are confident enough we will be at 270 that it's time to spend precious resources to help those down ballot candidates and what democratic dreamed of for a long time. arizona was the one that obama thought about reaching for in 2012. that will be first on the list for hillary clinton. mark: they have the surrogate and the money to do it. two, they can h

what is the change you're gonna see in arizona? >> voters will decide if recreational marijuana should be legal here in arizona on november 8th. >>> we've been talking about it for months and tomorrow dolphin heiress opens its do the park has eight bottle nosed dolphins on display. protestors have been fighting this since the plans were announced. they say it is cruel to force the dolph attains spend their lives swimming in small pools in the middle of the desert. the people behind it insist the dolphins thrive in captivity. >>> still ahead, the search for a missing boy, still no sign ever him. and his mother was a and and your favorite restaurant may not be as clean as you think. the stomach-churning health violations. plus if you have a dirty car, paul wants to wash it for you! all next week he'll be camped out at desert ridge marketplace walk cars for a great cause! big brothers and big sistersf central arizona. >>> it's been three months since anyone has seen jesse wilson who reportedly disappeared from his home in july. today

los hispanos en arizona podrÍan romper un rÉcord de participaciÓn en estas elecciones.ue el voto hispano podrÍa decidir quiÉn serÁ el prÓximo inquilino de la casa blanca. pedro: hace trece dÍas que se iniciaron las votaciones tempranas en arizona, y los nÚmeros van camino hacer historia. el departamento de elecciones dice que nunca habÍa visto tanta participaciÓn temprana. >> desde el primer dÍa estÁn totalmente llenos. reportero: los hispanos, para mucho el gigante dormido en arizona, parece que han despertado, y al parecer es donald trump quien provocÓ la reacciÓn. >> lo que ha hecho donald trump semana tras semana, estar humillando a diferentes segmentos de la poblaciÓn, eso serÁ reflejado en que la gente estÁ diciendo ya basta. reportero: las encuestas ponen a hillary clinton de 3 a 5 puntos por encima del donald trump. >> hace muchos aÑos que arizona se ha consagrado un estado rojo, pero con lo que ha pasado Últimamente, arizona estÁ a punto de convertirse en un estado azul. reportero: la retÓrica anti migrantes de donald trump habÍa motivado a miles de hispanos a

the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> justin, phoenix police are >> officers picked her up on assault and domestic violence charges. they say she was unconscious when they arrived. >> officers say she had a shoelace around her neck and that was attached to event inside the van. >>> -- to the event -- vent inside the van >>> here is a photo of hurricane nicole going over bermuda this afternoon. >>> millions of americans along the pacific northwest are bracing for two powerful storms that are expected to bring flooding to oregon and washington and even as far north as british colombia. let's take a look at the >> reporter: heavy rain is falling tonight for the first round of storms. there are two big systems from vancouver to seattle down through portland and towards areas of medford. strong winds are expected around seattle. up t

this vi a even here in arizona... several are deserting trump... just 30 days out from election day. 3-tv's political editor dennis welch has this report. "i said it... i was wrong ... and i apologize.." it appears donald trumps half apology wasn't enough to stop his fellow republicans from jumping ship "and it is a troubling from house speaker paul ryan un-inviting the gop nominee from a scheduled appearance today ... to lesser known republicans like utah congressman jason chaffetz "i'm out. i can no longer in good conscience endorse this person for president. condemnation was fast and fierce ... the release of an 11-year old video with trump bragging about groping women and trying to seduce married women ... appeared to be the final straw "when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything." "whatever you want?" "grab them by the p...y "you can do anything." and arizona republicans also jumping on the dump- trump train ... senator john mccain who issued a statement saying his wife, "cindy and i will not vote for donald trump." meaning the

temperatures in arizona will be pleasant. we'll see cooling in places like prescott where we're down there the upper 40's. 40 for the grand canyon. upper 40's for show low. globe, 56. 48 degrees for douglas. tomorrow, we're looking at numbers in the 70's for many locations. window rock, 77 degrees. st. johns, 83. 94 in bullhead city. mid 90's in yuma and gila bend. we're continuing to see the warm weather pattern but tonight should be nice out there cooling down into the mid 60's. the numbers running above average for the next several days. you'll notice as the cold front pushes through northern arizona, we will see cooling dropping down to 93, potentially 90. great temperatures and we'll see 90's until the end of next >> ok, one more week and that's it. >> holding you to this. >> we put our foot down. >>> if you have a road trip planned this weekend, the prices at the pump are going back up. aaa arizona showing the statewide average for unheaded regular gas is $2.17 a gallon up 4 cents since last week. national average is $2

the arizona wildcats winless impact 12 play. stanford running back christian mccaffery leads the cardinals with three touchdowns. mccaffery finishing with 169 yards rushing and two touchdowns. 27 yards receiving and three punt returns. brandon dawkins throws for 116 yards. the wildcats managed just 286 yards of offense. >> all of the arizona teams losing. >> the wildcats lose, everyone is losing. dallas is getting ready to play. >> finally, we have got a celebration of candy corn. you either love it or you hate it. it is "national candy corn day." it was created in the 18 made by hand. it is now obvious he made by a a machine and they use the original ingredients. >> can you imagine making one at a time? >> no! >>> welcome to "world news tonight." nine days until the election, and hillary clinton taking on the fbi. demanding to know details of the new line of investigation. polls across the country tightening. as donald trump is already convicting her. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> we have the latest from the fbi. >>> dis

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democrats will be in arizona this week. chelsea clinton will be at asu in tempe tomorrow for a rally and on thursday afternoon, first lady michelle obama will speak at the phoenix convention do have to rsvp in advance to attend the rally. >>> and the final presidential debate is tomorrow. hillary clinton and donald trump will face off one last time before the november election. you can watch it right here on cbs5 starting at 6:00. >>> and, new tonight, one of the major measures that you will vote on next month is prop 206. that would raise minimum wage here in arizona to $10 an hour today, the measure would pass. that is according to azhighground.com. 54% support the measure. 38% oppose it. dennis welch has answers on who would be seeing more in their paychecks. >> reporter: fast food workers, waiters and waitresses. grocery stores, discount store workers could see a raise if the proposition passes. those are areas where employees wage. >> five of the ten largest employers in arizona, you are talking wal-mart. mcdonalds. >>

the latest arizona republic cronkite news poll shows hillary clinton with 39% of the arizona vote with trump at 34%. the deciding factor is the 21% that you see in the poll. those voters are undecided and remain on the warm side but as a high passes by, we will see things turn around just a little bit week. we'll tell you about that coming i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. r weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. wx tease the european space wx tease >>> european space agency arrives at mars but has it landed? scientists lost contact with an experimental mars rover shortly before it touched scientists say it is too soon to give up hope. the roefr is part of a mission to hunt for life on mars. >> reporter: a litt

reporter: not a supporter of arizona or women says the u.s. representative of donald trump as she pleads with mothers, grandmothers and daughters to vote for hillary clinton. >> and i honest cannot believe in this day and age that he is saying such despicable things about women. >> reporter: and the state representative, rebecca rios patrick's views. >> i don't know if he think this is is a joke or if he wants us to be back in an episode of "mad men," but we should not be sending a man who think this is way about women to the white house. >> reporter: these arizona leaders also attacking his policies. >> he believes that women should be punished for having an abortion, and he has vowed to nominate the supreme court judges that will overturn roe v. wade. >> saying hillary clinton is a jen wall, 12 news. >> and the u.s. representative anne kir patrick is in the middle of a very high profail race against mccain. she hoping to take his seat in november. >> and both vice presidential nominees did an advanced inspection of the debate hall in virgini

arizona's former governor ... causing a political firestorm this weekend. good evening, i'm jared dillingham. and i'm lindsey reiser. welcome, to our viewers on cbs -5. when former governor- "jan brewer" was asked if she thinks arizona's large latino population will turn the state blue... she said- get out and vote." brewer says low voter turnout in the hispanic community is a fact. but her comments have many .. now working to prove her wrong. prove her wrong. 3 tv's carissa planalp is here with the latest on this unfolding story. unfolding story. jan brewer sounded off again on this topic-- today-- talking about voter turn out stats. latino activists are suggesting she take a closer look at the numbers. look at the numbers. says, "17:59:37--51 she has been someone who has ignited fear anger passiion continue to ignite passion and energy and action amongst latino families and young people ." tony navarrete of promise arizona hitting back at brewer's comments to the boston globe-- questioning the power of the latino vote. the former arizona governor taking t

traditional in arizona there are few clasz of when i say yell blowing. this is related directly back to donald trump and arizona republicans want their voices heard. >> trump supporters have a very high intensity in support of him. they're making sure they get in there and make sure it's fair in arizona. >> reporter: now we also

showers in northern arizona through the day. this is a live look, a lot of lightning around kingman. all of this moving up towards the east northeast and trecking right into the page area for us. we go further down the colorado river valley, and you can see this li from yuma, and this over the last hour with moisture pushing through that area. we saw storms that moved into the tucson areas and that's heading to the next 30 minutes. zoom out, and you see, that line of showers that develops over southern california and then pushed our direction. we keep our eye on that. that's what could give us a otherwise, tracking through prescott and through flagstaff. >> and the storm system is sitting off the coast and that moves towards the east as it does so, we'll see the cooler air in mixing in. it will be cooler. 71 is the overnight low and 58 in sedona. and 55 for payson p tomorrow's temperatures, and 76 sedona. we bump up to the 90s on thursday. and close to the record. after that, we're going to see clouds for friday and saturday wit

. >> what is important to the voters in arizona?audible] >> we have a ground game going on in arizona and we are grassroot and we are the people that will knock on those doors in 110 degrees weather and we'll make the phone call and i ask everybody. i come in contact. when you go to at this time polls november 8th kt and find somebody that is not voting and take them to the polls. i ran 24- 0 in scomplekz i know how it works. it's that. >> are you comfortable and confident as jan brewer is for the arizona for republican. >> i am not as confident as jan is. but the issue of immigration specifically in arizona will shift the election in his favor. like i said the poll is in the margin of error. and so when i look at this, i don't think it is something that hillary should be celebrating. i think it will go to trump's favor. >> i wonder for the democrats and i love the opinion on this. whether it is it a longer game than 2016 and where the state of arizona goes in the next presidential cycle. >> the hillary campaign is not taking it for

will, for the arizona cardinals. max starks, our nfl analyst, you played for many years with the purring steelers pittsburgh steelers, your first thoughts on this one. >> it's a tough one. it's a tough one because you consider that this is a division game. it's not afc. it's not just a general nfc game. this is a division game. this is a team you're going to see again and the division games are what matter, what puts you in a position ob in the talks for that thing that happens after december, which is the playoffs. is, and i think he alluded to it, there's only one loss in the division and it's your first nfc loss so in the grand scheme of things, this is the first quarter, but there's four quarters to a seen, and is it the finish you expected? no. you usually want to finish at last 500 at that point because this was a tough first four games for them. you wanted to finish at about 2-2, possibly 3-1. did not happen. there's no need to panic, but there are concerns. >> michael floyd, again, dropped passes. rallied beh

being planned for arizona's first woman governor. tonight, we're learning more about the moments leading up to private common. we'll let you know about the public celebration of her life when it is announced. >>> world leaders, including president obama and former president bill clinton attend a funeral for shimon peres in jerusalem. doug ducey tweeted this image of the two today. ducey said "shimon incredible life of peace and citizenship." >>> super heroes spotted at a valley car wash chain as they raised money for a children's hospital. it is just wrapping up. workers spending the day dressed up as super heros taking fundraiser. >>> patrick peterson is taking time off of the field as he conducts the national anthem for the phoenix symphony. the symphony invited him to be a guest conductor. it is part of the fifth annual saver the women's luncheon. >> it is in its fifth year and each year, our education and wellness programs. the phoenix symphony does a vary variety of schools and homeless shelters throughout the valley. it helps t

r thank you arizona. family,bless you, your and the united states of america. -- what a: faith great beautiful daughter. i think he is in the building. would you let him know you are here? i just have to tell you a couple of things. 21 field offices. more than anything, we have 12,000 volunteers in arizona. it is you. guess what people -- we are winning in arizona. considering time, i want to introduce you to someone you know very well, our state treasurer, jeff dewitt. [applause] mr. dewitt: i love you. i love arizona. how great is this? you -- you know, going back over a year now, the first big rally was right here at the convention center in phoenix, arizona. we set a record at roughly 15,000 people. last night, we put this up. and we had over 15,000. we broke the record in just over 24 hours. this is all you. i want to tell you and i want to keep my remarks brief because the next speaker after me is who you came to see. but i will tell you, it is an honor to serve as your state treasurer of the great

for arizona. phoenix has shattered a heat record today at 100 degrees at the yin of october breaking the previous record of 98 for this date and people in some parts of the country are bundling up but not us here. out at tomorrow chk -- tom chk farms. and they might have a light sweater on. tomorrow through sunday they are holding the az field of screams haunted corn maze and on monday that's hallowe 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. with candy stations throughout that farm. one of the co-owners talked today about the heat. >> it's hot. i've had it. it's very hot. what should we do? >> i don't know how the pumpkins are holding up. >> the pumpkins are doing okay because we have them in the shade and as long as you keep them in a cool dry place out of the direct sunlight they do okay. >> yeah, and people in fact making a splash today over at it's a nice place to cool off under the hot sun. they vlt heated pools. you might be among those wishing to be wearing your sweaters and boots right now, but maybe a little lon

traditional in arizona there are few clasz of when i say yell blowing. this is related directly back to donald trump and arizona republicans want their voices heard. >> trump supporters have a very high intensity in support of him. they're making sure they get in there and make sure it's fair in arizona. >> reporter: now we also democratic party who says right now 200 people signed up to be poll observers which is normal for the democratic party. live in phoenix. cbs5 news. >>> thank you. and breaking news just coming into the news room. we have just confirmed the dee i steals feel of first lady michelle obama's visit to the valley. we are told she will be at phoenix convention center. doors open at 11:30 again this information just comiin story coming up for you at 6:30. >>> with less than a month to go until the election, 36 states are now asking the federal government for help with voting system cyber security. 20 states including arizona have reported attempted hacks surrounding state election systems. here there have been more than 190 thousand hack

votes in arizona. allison rodriguez is joining us live in phoenix at third avenue . a lot of people are really wondering, could arizona really turn blue for this election? >> reporter: that's what leaders are hoping. we are here at the elections office right now. early voting is under way. democrats to concede it is going to be close if it turns blue. the party pledging to spend $2 million in ad buys and direct hillary clinton has had some heavy hitters campaigning for her. michelle obama, bernie sanders, chelsea clinton all here within a week. she is pouring money into her staff and offices here. the gop state chair says there is 60 paid staffers working here hard. there are now 161,000 more registered public and voters. . >> i don't know what people's definition of blue is but to me >> the only thing is going to work as a strong get out to vote effort. >> reporter: a lot of democratic top dogs. still no hillary clinton. that may hurt her on the flipside donald trump has been here already four differe